Ryan77
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People calling for a big change need to take a chill pill
Ya because this team has been fantastic the last few years.
Im sorry even healthy this team is a bubble team and a good trade is needed
People calling for a big change need to take a chill pill
I'm assuming you didn't watch the last four games or are a goldfishPasta has been loosey goosey for sure, but Krug really does need to step up his play.
I hear ya, but we'd get ripped off for sure at this point. This year will be a lost year.Ya because this team has been fantastic the last few years.
Im sorry even healthy this team is a bubble team and a good trade is needed
are you referring to Pasta, Krug or both? Do tell.I'm assuming you didn't watch the last four games or are a goldfish
Pastrnak reminds me of Ray Williams a talented point guard who could fill up a box score but keep both teams in a gameKrug? Did you watch the game? The guy that has been the king of giveaways and needs to tighten it up is Pasta. He scores but he has been extremely sloppy of late.
That OT goal was on him gambling for the steal and fancy move, Schaller and Doby for overplaying the shot big time. WTF was Schaller doing out in OT anyway? Heinen? Bjork?
The goal in the last minute was also on Schaller. He had the chance to clear it 15-20 seconds before and didn’t. It’s like the 3rd or 4th time in the last couple of games.
Got a point, get two tomorrow and make it 3 out of 4.
I'm assuming you just post and don't read? My answers are all throughout hereare you referring to Pasta, Krug or both? Do tell.
I agree with most of what you said. Krug wasnt too bad tonight but recently hes way too selfish, im sure you saw how bad the PP was tonight.Krug? Did you watch the game? The guy that has been the king of giveaways and needs to tighten it up is Pasta. He scores but he has been extremely sloppy of late.
That OT goal was on him gambling for the steal and fancy move, Schaller and Doby for overplaying the shot big time. WTF was Schaller doing out in OT anyway? Heinen? Bjork?
The goal in the last minute was also on Schaller. He had the chance to clear it 15-20 seconds before and didn’t. It’s like the 3rd or 4th time in the last couple of games.
Got a point, get two tomorrow and make it 3 out of 4.
Thing is, there is no big change. The cap prevents us from bringing anybody in, really, unless you want to give up one of our kids in order to convince another team to take on the Beleskey contract. We kind of just have to wait for Krejci to get back, if he ever does.
You nailed itBelesky does not have a point and he is on the second unit. That is crazy. Then Schaller is on the second unit in OT and he can hardly skate. This is what got Cassidy fired as a junior coach. He falls in love with middling players and makes bad choices. To have Schaller at 16 minutes and Bjork and Debrusk under 10 is crazy. Belesky and Schaller are third lingers in the AHL. Come on Cassidy - really.
Self infatuation is so tedious. Have a nice night.I'm assuming you just post and don't read? My answers are all throughout here
I'm afraid they're having to lean way too hard on Bergeron. Tonight he had 28 shifts and almost 23 minutes. It'd be one thing if he was healthy, but he's not. Maybe they can give him a break when Krejci and Backes are back in. I'm afraid he'll be dead by the playoffs at this rate.Tomorrow night could be ugly. This team with this line up isn't going to win many games going forward. Bergy and Z should look good.
I'd rather see Fenway on the PP than Beleskey.I'd rather see Vatrano or even Agostino on the power play than Beleskey.
Matthews is out. Not traveling.Well Sundance finally got his fantasy line of Schaller - Nash - Acciari together, and it cost them the game.
While individually I liked Acciari's game tonight (especially for his 1st game back), as a line, they were a liability.
Multiple times hemmed in the Bruin's zone, including the tying goal.
Most of their dump in attempts simply lead to a quick regroup and zone exit by the Leafs.
When they did get offensive zone possession, they generated next to nothing.
Expect to see it together again tomorrow night. Butch can't help himself.
In other notes:
Belesky was brutal again. Not sure how much longer than can continue this experiment.
Kuraly has his best game in awhile, he wasn't great by any means, but decent.
Not sure what Cassidy was suppose to do using Schaller in OT. Someone had to take the face-off, couldn't be Bergeron who just came off the ice. VERY limited options there.
Khudobin played well again. He's been pretty good since the Buffalo collapse. Overplayed the shot on the goal however.
Kevan Miller had the "yips" with the puck all night. His partner wasn't much better. If Postma is going to see PP time, he needs to make quicker decisions.
Bruins weakness up the middle was clear to see all night, they had a hard time generating anything in the neutral zone up the middle outside of Bergeron. Hard to break in 3 rookie wingers when your centers are Nash-Kuraly-Szwarz.
Szwarz 5 on 5 isn't an NHL player.
Folks want to blame Pasta for the OT goal, but it's 3 on 3 OT, it's designed to take chances, odd man rushes WILL happen. He barely touched the puck. I could see it if he was the last guy back and made that move, but he was the low man closest to the net. Safe is death in 3 on 3.
Hopefully Matthews isn't playing tomorrow.
Ya because this team has been fantastic the last few years.
Im sorry even healthy this team is a bubble team and a good trade is needed
That was Pasta NOT Schaller.schaller. love the guy. but once again. turnover. please sit him.
Pasta isn't THE problem, or even really A problem; it's idiotic to suggest that he is, or to assume that's what I am suggesting. However, it's also true, in my estimation, that, like Krug, he is playing with a slight bit of reckless abandon a bit too much in this young season given our current personnel. With this team of largely AHL class players, I think we need to play it a bit more conservatively in more on ice situations because, with this team, as we're seeing, one mistake can cause us to lose the game.Well Sundance finally got his fantasy line of Schaller - Nash - Acciari together, and it cost them the game.
While individually I liked Acciari's game tonight (especially for his 1st game back), as a line, they were a liability.
Multiple times hemmed in the Bruin's zone, including the tying goal.
Most of their dump in attempts simply lead to a quick regroup and zone exit by the Leafs.
When they did get offensive zone possession, they generated next to nothing.
Expect to see it together again tomorrow night. Butch can't help himself.
In other notes:
Belesky was brutal again. Not sure how much longer than can continue this experiment.
Kuraly has his best game in awhile, he wasn't great by any means, but decent.
Not sure what Cassidy was suppose to do using Schaller in OT. Someone had to take the face-off, couldn't be Bergeron who just came off the ice. VERY limited options there.
Khudobin played well again. He's been pretty good since the Buffalo collapse. Overplayed the shot on the goal however.
Kevan Miller had the "yips" with the puck all night. His partner wasn't much better. If Postma is going to see PP time, he needs to make quicker decisions.
Bruins weakness up the middle was clear to see all night, they had a hard time generating anything in the neutral zone up the middle outside of Bergeron. Hard to break in 3 rookie wingers when your centers are Nash-Kuraly-Szwarz.
Szwarz 5 on 5 isn't an NHL player.
Folks want to blame Pasta for the OT goal, but it's 3 on 3 OT, it's designed to take chances, odd man rushes WILL happen. He barely touched the puck. I could see it if he was the last guy back and made that move, but he was the low man closest to the net. Safe is death in 3 on 3.
Hopefully Matthews isn't playing tomorrow.